What is a conference program flipbook?
It is your program PDF turned into an interactive booklet with realistic page turns. Flipbooks AI does it free, so delegates swipe through the agenda by day and track, tap a room number to open the floor plan, and read speaker biographies on any device.
How is this different from an event program tool?
A conference runs over several days with parallel tracks, so the program has to hold a session grid, room numbers and dozens of biographies, and it keeps changing until the doors open. This page is built for that, rather than for a single afternoon running order.
Can I change the agenda after publishing it?
Yes, and this is the main reason organizers move off print. Correct the PDF, republish, and the same link, the QR code on the badges and the embed on your site all show the new agenda within minutes. Nothing needs reprinting or resending.
Does it handle multi day, multi track agendas?
Yes. There is no page limit, so a five day congress with a dozen parallel tracks fits in one program. Sessions can link to speaker biographies, abstracts and the floor plan, and searchable text lets a delegate find a talk by name in seconds.
Is Flipbooks AI free for conference organizers?
Yes. It is completely free, with no watermark on your cover, no cap on pages, and the analytics included rather than sold separately. An association can publish a program for every event it runs without a software line in the budget.
How do delegates get the program?
By link or QR code. Email it with joining instructions, embed it on the event site, print the code on badges and door signage, or drop it into the app you already use. There is nothing to install and no account for a delegate to create.
Can sponsors get more than a logo in the program?
Yes. A sponsor page can carry a video, a link to their stand on the floor plan, an offer for delegates and a meeting booking link. Readership analytics then give you evidence of attention to take into the renewal conversation.
Can I keep a draft agenda private?
Yes. Put a password on a draft, a board itinerary or a staff run sheet so only invited readers can open it, and switch off downloading when a document should stay in the room. The public program can stay open at the same time.
Have more questions?
If you still have questions or want to explore more details about our features, limitations, and usage, we invite you to visit our full FAQ page.